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Top 10 Richest States in the USA

Top 10 Richest States in the USA

Rank State Capital City Population GDP (in billions) Governor Tax Percentage
1 California Sacramento 39,538,223 3,143 Gavin Newsom 13.3%
2 New York Albany 19,795,791 1,773 Kathy Hochul 8.82%
3 Texas Austin 29,183,290 1,857 Greg Abbott 0.00%
4 Florida Tallahassee 21,538,187 1,093 Ron DeSantis 0.00%
5 Illinois Springfield 12,812,508 900 J.B. Pritzker 4.95%
6 Pennsylvania Harrisburg 12,815,798 843 Tom Wolf 3.07%
7 Ohio Columbus 11,799,448 748 Mike DeWine 4.797%
8 New Jersey Trenton 9,288,994 645 Phil Murphy 10.75%
9 North Carolina Raleigh 10,704,000 646 Roy Cooper 5.25%
10 Georgia Atlanta 10,847,000 624 Brian Kemp 6.00%

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